by Ian Rankin
This has all the elements of a good Rebus novel -- and then some. We've got a murder that took place so long ago that there are almost no living witnesses or suspects, a very contemporary murder, Rebus in political trouble, Rebus being self-destructive, and a couple of cases that have nothing what...
bookshelves: published-2000, summer-2011, britain-scotland, mystery-thriller, archaeology Read from June 18 to 22, 2011 Queenberry House as was
Enjoyed this Rebus mystery very much. There's such an extraordinary sense of place, especially for someone who has lived (if only for a year) in Edinburgh. This is a Scotland I don't know very well, in the throes of political change and the creation of the Scottish Parliament, but in another sense i...
Queenberry House as was
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